The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-01
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Mary Martin left yesterday for Cleve-
land, O., to visit friends until September.
Mr.. Jacob Mayer. wife and daughter, are
spending fortnight with friends in Kentucky
MIR. BENZ. F. Switz, of Harrisburg, Pa, is in
the city and will remain for a week or ten days
Mrs Walter Catnie and Miss Sadie Bingham
left yesterday for the formers home in st. Paul
MINI.
Miss Bessie Howard returned yesterday from
Massachusetts, where she mas been for four
weeks
Miss Rose Joslin. OF Greencastle, who has
been visiting friends in the city, has returned
home
Rev. J. W. Duncan, of Hall. place Church.
has gone to Clifton Springs. N. Y. to spend a
month.
Miss Gertrude Rocker, of Castleton, is visiting
her brothers. DR.. Charles N. and Mr.. Will v.
Rocker, in this city.
Mrs. Charles Fletcher formerly Miss Lille
Matthews. is seriously i'll at her home on North
Pennsylvania street.
Miss Violet Cavell. of Walnut Hills, Cincin-
natl. will visit Miss Belle Keller, of North Mis-
sissippl street, tomorrow.
Mr.. G. C. Matthews. whose connection with
the Sentinel Is at an end is delayed in departing
for Memphis by the serious illness of his sister,
Misses Ray and Patti Mitchell of Jefferson
vile, who have been visiting Miss Elizabeth
Ray for three weeks will leave to-day for their
home.
Miss Nellie Brush has returned from Washing
ton, where she has been attending school, and
ison Hotel.
Mr.. L. G.. Matthews of New Albany is in
the city, having been called here account of
the DANGEROUS illness of his daughter, Mrs.
Charles Fletcher.
Mrs. Adella Hendrckson, wife of Rev. w H.
Hendrickson. pastor of the Twelfth Presby-
terian Church. died yesterday after a long i'll
ness. The funeral will take place this after
noon. The services will be conducted at the
family residence, No. 275 North Tennessee street.
News has been received here of the death of
Mrs. Ruth d. Wales, at one time prominently
connected with INDIANAPOLIS societv Mira
Wales. who had been in delicate health for sew
eral years. was daughter of Gen. James p
Drake. and had but recently left Alabama to re-
side with her daughters in New York city.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
New Denison Hotel: H. B. DuBarry E. B.
Wall, w NJ. Terrell. Columbus Fl. B. hurry,
A. III. Snyder. New York; w J. Crawford Cleve-
land; Hubbard NJ. Smith, Vincennes; S. A. Dor
man, Greenvile; j. L. Laird, Philadelphia; Col.
5. n. Woman, Washington Courthouse; VIM.
D. Foulke. Richmond; H. S. Powell, Chicago.
Bates House; E. L. Ives Bloomington; Il. c.
Jones, Columbus; Frank Spear, Anderson;
Peru ). b Stem. kokomo; j. H. Schwartz. W.
B. Leeds. Richmond; J. Fl. Baker, Goshen; ].
Frankfort; D. F. Skinner. Valparaiso; II. K,
Wheeler. Kankakee; F. E. Basler Sullivan; NJ
L. Guy, Columbus; Louis Winchet Dayton j.
B. Shpey, Columbus; G. C. Wright Madison:
Z. p. Beach. w. L. Swift Jefrersonviile; F.
Riddell, Evansville.
Grand Hotel: J. L. Campbell, Charlottesville;
Fred Klener NATION; E. L. Ives, Bloomington: |
E. g. Chandler, Philadelphia; A. j. Sprague |
Toledo; VIM. E. McLeon. Monticello r. r. !
Fingle, wife and son, Princeton; G. A Dele |
Dayton Norman Becky. Elkhart; W. A. Pow |
ell. Shelbyville; p E. Monroe, Chicago Ben r.
Shaw, New York; j. Ruder, Cincinnati; l. NJ
Ferry, Evansville; l.. NJ. Ninde, Fort Wayne:
I. s. Jones' Shelbyville: Chas. Downing, Green
field; Geo. c. Koch. New Albany; John NJ
Coulter Charlottesville; 0. N. Leach, Medina, o.
Society Events.
Miss Carrie Vajen entertained few friends
DELIGHTFULLY."- at tea. Wednesday, for Misses
Ray and Patti Mitchell, of Jeffersonville A
number of gentlemen were invited for the even
ing
The lawn fete to be given this evening, from 5
till o'clock, by the ladies of the Free Kinder
yarten and Chdrens Aid Society will present |
moro attractive features than any similar enter
sainment ever given IN the city. The spacious
grounds of the Butler homestead. on Butler